What classes are you taking this semester?

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Organic Chem I, Bio II and Speech...all with labs...+ other stuffs, how bout you?
 
Gen. Chem II
French II
Human Variation
Molecular Genetics
Criminal Law (maybe)
 
I'm taking:

Microbiology
Ecology
Vertebrae Form and Function
Foundations of Civic Engagement
Honors Thesis
 
English II - "About BS: The connection between rhetoric and argument."
Ethics
Calc II
Evolution and Biodiversity
Evolution & Biodiversity lab
Intermediate Spanish


It's gonna be a looong semester. But fun 😀

Artimacia said:
I'm taking:

Microbiology
Ecology
Vertebrae Form and Function
Foundations of Civic Engagement
Honors Thesis
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What's Foundations of Civic Engagement about?
 
2nite said:
What's Foundations of Civic Engagement about?
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We learn about how we can become engaged within the country and world by service, civic duties and rights, etc... We are meeting with community partners this week and planning a huge volunteer/service project to complete for the organization.
 
Psych of health/illness
social psych
environmental biology
Physics of sport
mammalian physiology
physiology lab course

stupid program requires me to overload this semester.
but its okay cuz half of those r bird courses! :laugh:
 
I took my parents' money for my tuition used it to stay in my apartment, smoke weed, and take one online class to fulfill graduation requirements, and cram for the mcat. 30/60 by the ounce. Pretty sweet. Like I smoke whenever I can. Whenever I feel liike I need to wind down from studying. Like right now.

Awesome when you can get an Rx for it. Helps with studying so much. Holy **** ORGANIC CHEM! when those arrows start sparking this way and that.
 
Gen Chem II w/ lab, Gen Physics I (Calc based) w/ lab, Calc II w/ lab.
 
potpuniludak said:
I took my parents' money for my tuition used it to stay in my apartment, smoke weed, and take one online class to fulfill graduation requirements, and cram for the mcat. 30/60 by the ounce. Pretty sweet. Like I smoke whenever I can. Whenever I feel liike I need to wind down from studying. Like right now.

Awesome when you can get an Rx for it. Helps with studying so much. Holy **** ORGANIC CHEM! when those arrows start sparking this way and that.
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that's interesting!
 
Physical Chemistry
Genetics
Spanish
Women's health

A fairly light load, but I needed it after last semester 🙂
 
chem 2
bio 1
social psych
english 2
stat
bound to be a fun... XD im going to hate those labs.. a lot..
 
potpuniludak said:
I took my parents' money for my tuition used it to stay in my apartment, smoke weed, and take one online class to fulfill graduation requirements, and cram for the mcat. 30/60 by the ounce. Pretty sweet. Like I smoke whenever I can. Whenever I feel liike I need to wind down from studying. Like right now.

Awesome when you can get an Rx for it. Helps with studying so much. Holy **** ORGANIC CHEM! when those arrows start sparking this way and that.
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Don't med school med schools look down upon online classes?


Statistics (major req)
English 5 (critical thinking)
Intro to Bio (requires before I can actually take general bio :meanie:)
Intro to Chem (same as above :meanie:)
 
Biochem II
Experimental Psych + Lab
MS Excel
Seminar for med school apps
O. Chem Research
Psych Research
 
Microbial Genetics
Genomics and Proteomics
Developmental Biology


so basically only three upper div bio courses...then again I'm a senior 🙂
 
Physics I w/ lab
US History (up until the civil war)
Psychology w/ lab
Calc 1
Ecology
 
Bio Psychology
Organic Chem 2
Organic Chem 2 Lab
Calculus 2
Choreography (dance) <3
 
Introduction to Cell Processes (& Lab)
Gen Chem II (& Lab)
Calc 2
Music Theory
 
Gen Chem 2 w/ Lab
Biology 2 w/ Lab
Intro to Philosophy
American Literature Civil War to Present
 
Organic Chem 2 w/ Lab
Biology 1 (Cell Bio) w/ Lab
Calculus 2
Data Structures
3 Hour Comp Sci Internship Credit
 
Yay for easy semesters! I'm taking Gender Psych, Social Psych, Children's Theatre rep, History, advanced swimming, and I'm teaching 2 Spanish conversation classes. And then, graduating!
 
Forensic Osteology
Intermediate Gen Chem
Intro to Psych
New York Theatre
Research

...and, you know, MCAT stuff.
 
Biochem
Cancer: an environmental family of diseases
Evolution
...I'm not sure of my last class (Comparative Animal Phys or Intro to Psych)

Last semester woot!
 
Biochem II
Biochem Lab (3 hour course at my school)
Genomics
Cellular Microbiology
Advanced Scientific Writing
Government

Also in my last semester. I cannot wait to be done.
 
Bio II
O-Chem I
Calc-based Physics I
Human Physiology

+ Working full-time (40+ hrs/wk)
 
apumic said:
Bio II
O-Chem I
Calc-based Physics I
Human Physiology

+ Working full-time (40+ hrs/wk)
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How do you take that many courses and work full time? I would consider the first three classes a full plate, and I only work part time on the weekends. You must be a quick study and have some great time management skills. 😱
 
circulus vitios said:
How do you take that many courses and work full time? I would consider the first three classes a full plate, and I only work part time on the weekends. You must be a quick study and have some great time management skills. 😱
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haha... well, thanks for the compliment.

Honestly, compared to undergrad, I'd actually say it's a light load (no big papers, no big projects, and courses that are actually worth the number of units they claim to be -- e.g., a 4-unit class that actually only requires about 6 hrs/wk of my time, including lab and lecture; instead of a 1-unit course that requires 6-8 hours/wk of my time, including lecture). Granted, I didn't generally work more than 25-30 hrs/wk in undergrad. But yeah, I tend to learn the vast majority of the material in lecture and then just brush up a couple of nights before each test. I'm also very good at picking out what matters to a prof and learning those things instead of trying to memorize the whole textbook (which I would forgot 95% of within a month after the class ending anyway if I tried to memorize that much extraneous detail). That's part of why I am such a big proponent for people taking the time to learn to "study smart" instead of "studying a lot."

It also helps to be a PB student who was high-achieving as a UG. I've already exceeded the learning curve, so 300- and 400-level science courses aren't really that challenging to me. They're simply really interesting.

I do expect, though, that those classes will be somewhat challenging. I especially expect human physio to be interesting as I lack multiple course prereqs for it. As a result, it will challenge me in that I'll be learning a lot more than most of the students in the room just to maintain the same level of performance.
 
Biology of Organisms w/ lab
Chemical Principles II w/ lab
Expository Writing II
Calculus I
American Culture (BOOOOOOOO 👎)
 
I'm taking:

Business Writing
Public Health Science
Statistics
Intro. to Sociology
Medical Terminology

I know, it looks really easy. My question is, would medical schools look extremely negatively upon this schedule? I've taken multiple science classes at the same time in the past (all with labs). The reason for my light schedule is a) I'm also studying for the April 17th MCAT (kaplan classes) and b) I've pretty much completed most of my major requirements (science classes).

Should I be worried? Do I need to add one more class (science)?
 
DoctorDude said:
I'm taking:

Business Writing
Public Health Science
Statistics
Intro. to Sociology
Medical Terminology

I know, it looks really easy. My question is, would medical schools look extremely negatively upon this schedule? I've taken multiple science classes at the same time in the past (all with labs). The reason for my light schedule is a) I'm also studying for the April 17th MCAT (kaplan classes) and b) I've pretty much completed most of my major requirements (science classes).

Should I be worried? Do I need to add one more class (science)?
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No... your schedule is fine.
 
Here we go...

Optical Spectroscopy
Drug Transport
Tissue Engineering
Chem II
MS Thesis

....
and IF everything goes right...😱😱, I graduate...😀😀
 
Electrical Circuits,
Cell Biology,
Creative Nonfiction,
Asian Studies (w/ 2 week study tour),
Comparative Physiology.
 
Gen Chem 152 (II)
Bio 182 (II)
Critical Concepts-Sparta
Polish 102
 
Cell Biology/Lab
Honors Lit. in Science Fiction
Honors Organic Chemistry II/Lab
Spanish III
Political Science


I hate labs....
 
Histology (Lec and Lab)
Neurobiology
Intro Poli Theory
Intro to Logic
Companion Animal Management

I dropped my golf class (or will drop tomorrow). Just don't feel like waking up at 9 am, twice a week.
 
Dr McSexy said:
Histology (Lec and Lab)
Neurobiology
Intro Poli Theory
Intro to Logic
Companion Animal Management

I dropped my golf class (or will drop tomorrow). Just don't feel like waking up at 9 am, twice a week.
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Try waking up at 4:45 AM twice a week. Not fun.
 
Orgo II/ with lab
Animal Physiology/ with lab
Calc I
Liberal Studies- American Exceptionalism
Organic chem. research.
 
Biology II with lab
Russian Culture after 1917
Food management theory
Health and Human Nutrition
Food Microbiology ( hopefully )
Stupid new student seminar for transfer students.. :smack:
 
Orgo II
Analytical Chem
Genetics and Molecular Biology
Social Psychology
Trombone Studio
Band
 
Gen Chem 112 ( lec ) and 114 ( lab)
Genetics lec and lab
Plant Pathology lec and lab
Calculus 2
 
English 1 : 3 Credit Hrs
General Bio II w/Lab : 4 Credit Hrs
Beginning Algebra : 4 Credit Hrs
General Psychology : 3 Credit Hrs
Human Nutrition w/Diet Therapy : 3 Credit Hrs

Total : 17 Credit Hours
 
Philosophy of Film
Intro to Sociology
Intro to Biology
College Writing II
Intro to Art

Alot of general requirements.
 
I am taking genetics, Organic chem I with lab, physics with lab. Some reason that isn't a lot but it is 16 credits.
 
This semester it's
-Principles of Ecology
-Chem II
-Chem lab
-Calc II
-Geography
 
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French II
Neurobiology
Research
Research Reporting
Senior Seminar
Biological Imaging


Final Sem!
 
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